Lou Cameron

Lou Cameron (June 20, 1924 – November 25, 2010) was an American writer and a comic book artist. Quotes The Spy Who Came in from the Copa (1967) New York: Lancer Books [written as by "Dagmar"] The blonde lay spreadeagled on the floor of the dressing room. Naked, except for the black mesh stocking someone had wrapped around her shapely neck. Miss Voddie Ville might have been pretty, if she hadn’t been sticking her swollen tongue out. The face was swollen, too. Swollen and purple. The knotted mesh stocking around her neck had a lot to do with that. Voddie Ville had been thoroughly strangled by someone who knew his business. Ch. 2 (p. 18) “There’s other things almost as good,” Pop mused. “A mason jar full of liver, for instance. Or, if you can afford it, buy a live goose, or a turkey. They’re warm and feel like a really hot girlie. Only they die on you after you’ve loved ’em a few times and besides, there’s nothin’ like the real thing. Not even my rubber dolly was as good as the real thing.” Ch. 7 (p. 55) The Blue Queen was dressed in black. Black slacks, black sweater, and black scarf over her platinum-blond hair as she moved like a graceful black panther on rubber-soled sneakers, a wicked-looking little Belgian Browning .25 in her black-gloved hand. Ch. 18 (p. 150) External links Category:1924 births Category:2010 deaths Category:Novelists from the United States Category:Artists from the United States Category:People from San Francisco Category:Comics authors